Author

Audrey Carter

In Lewes, Delaware, Audrey Carter pursues a lifelong interest in field paleontology, with a specialty in finding prehistoric fossils and shark teeth. She spent decades working in residential construction before turning more attention to local creek beds. Carter also assists at regional public dig days, helping newcomers recognize ancient specimens in the gravel.

What Is Flint Made Of and How Does It Form?
What Type of Rock Is the Garden of the Gods?
How to Tell if a Seashell Is Fossilized
Is a Fossil a Rock? A Scientific Explanation
What Layer of Rock Are Fossils Found In?
How Fast Do Stalagmites Grow?
What Are Pudding Stones and How Do They Form?
Why Is the Pink Beach Pink? A Look at the Science
What Is Sandstone Formed From and How Does It Form?
A Map of Where Gold Is Found in the World
Where Can Salt Be Found in Nature?
Why Are Florida Beaches White? The Science Explained
Is Sand a Plant? The Science Behind Sand and Soil
What Type of Sedimentary Rock Is Gypsum?
What Is the Difference Between a Geologist and a Paleontologist?
Is a Piece of Pottery an Example of a Fossil?
What Happens During the Day at the Beach?
Why Are There No Shells on the Beach?
What Type of Rock Is West Mitten Butte Made Of?
Is Coral a Fossil? How Coral Skeletons Become Fossils
What Is Flint Stone and How Does It Form?
What Is the Black Sand on the Beach Made Of?
Is Sand Natural or Synthetic?
How Deep Is the Sand on the Beach?
How to Find Fossils on the Beach
What Does a Fossil Look Like? From Bones to Imprints
What Is Michigan’s State Fossil? The Petoskey Stone
How Are Fossils Formed? A Simple Guide for Kids
How Much Is a Mammoth Tooth Worth?
How Is Himalayan Salt Mined From the Mountains?